Lisa Boudreaux Comeaux

Lisa Boudreaux Comeaux peacefully passed away in her home with her family at her side on Wednesday, September 16, 2020. She was 52 years young and courageously battled cancer for the last year and a half. Lisa lived her entire life in the New Orleans area, graduating from Chapelle High School and LSU. This year she celebrated 25 years of marriage with her husband, Robert J. Comeaux, Jr. "Bobby". She is survived by Bobby and their two sons, Robert J. Comeaux, III "Bobby" and Luke J. Comeaux. She was predeceased by a daughter, Virginia A. Comeaux. Lisa is also survived by her parents, Michael Boudreaux, Sr. "Mike" and Joan Daniel Boudreaux, siblings Bonnie (Bryon) Hatrel, Deanne "DeeDee" (Jody) Riviere, Michael "Mikey" (Stephanie) Boudreaux, Jr. and Daniel "Danny" (Hillary) Boudreaux. In-Laws, Robert J.Comeaux, Sr. "Bobby" and Sylvia Beshel Comeaux, sister-in-law, Lisa (Edwin "Chip") Schmidt. Nieces and nephews, Tyler, Evan, Davis Hatrel, Beaux and Evangeline Riviere, Michael III and Madison Boudreaux, Camille, Walker, Porter Boudreaux, Kirby (Alex) Six, Jordan, Hayden, Brennan Schmidt. Lisa loved her fresh cup of coffee every morning and an olive or two in a fancy glass on occasional evenings. An avid tennis player and runner, Lisa enjoyed spending time outdoors with family and friends. She truly treasured all of the wonderful times spent with her dear Chipmunks and Bunnies. Lisa was also blessed with the friendships of many others along the way. Always thinking of others, Lisa gave back to her community in many ways. In recent years, she could be found volunteering her time at the Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos Center. Lisa also was past chair of the Boys Hope/Girls Hope Gala and served on committees for the St. Michael Special School's Blue Rose Ball. But to Lisa, her most important job was raising her two boys. A devoted mother, in her eyes, this was her greatest accomplishment. She loved those boys more than anything else in her life. The family would like to thank Dr. Margaret Pelitere and Dr. Jacob Estes for the love and care they provided during her journey. They gave her the confidence needed to fight for as long as she could against her disease. The spirtitual guidance provided by Fr. Gilbert Enderle of the Seelos Center was also an important part of her comfort and peace. Visitation will be held Friday, September 18, 2020 from 7:00 - 10:00PM at Leitz-Eagan funeral home in Metairie, LA. Due to COVID restrictions, a private Mass and burial service will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2020. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be sent to The National Shrine of Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos at 919 Josephine St., New Orleans, LA 70130. An online guestbook is available at www.leitzeaganfuneralhome.com.